...possibly even by Sunday against LA.

Book it.

What makes you say that?

He knows something

good. i want as little excuses as possible from spurs fans when they lose to LA on sunday.

So simple, the Lakers are going to care about this game now? When do you decide to start putting stock in these games? Or do you just wait to see if they win or not?

simplebay is such a ****ing chode

Just as I'm sure Lakers are excused from every loss to an elite team this year because it was "early".

Yes, reports are that Tony could play right now if it was a playoff game and that he is way ahead of schedule. Good news.

Greats news, but I hope they don't bring him in prematurely. I'd rather take our chances against MIA and LA without TP thank risk him reinjuring himself.

I've said it before: Tony Parker is one of the toughest players in the NBA. Despite his style of play, he's almost never injured, and he always comes back from injury way earlier than predicted.

He could be the toughest dude ever from France.

sharkie don't you know that when you are B2B nba champs and have 3 straight NBA finals appearances....you get excuses for it being "early". especially when these precedents have already been set

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he's almost never injured

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Que?

He's missed at least ten games each of the past three years.

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he's almost never injured

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January 2007 – Right hip strain – missed one game

March 2007 – Strained left hip – missed two games

December 2007 – Sprained ankle – missed four games

January 2008 – Bone spur in ankle - missed nine games

November 2008 – Sprained ankle – missed nine games

November 2009 – Ankle – missed two games

November 2009 – Ankle (again) – missed two games

January 2010 - Ankle - missed three games

February 2010 – Left hip flexor strain – missed one game (they had six days off after that game)

February 2010 – aggravated the previous hip flexor - missed one game

March 2010 – Broken hand – missed sixteen games

March 2011 – Ankle - ????

It's always a good day when Spurs news brings out the troll. Love ya, Simpletard.

You see him trollin . . .

http://blog.mysanantonio.com/spursnation/2011/03/01/buck-harvey-popovich-ready-for-what-he-saw-coming/

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Popovich might not have to work without Parker for long. The Spurs’ official release put his return at two-to-four weeks, but those within the franchise think it might be under two.

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BAM! Buck Harvey is about as reliable as they come when it comes to Spurs issues.

Touche, Mass.

Mike Breen:

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Tony Parker really is one of the tougher point guards in the NBA

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Couldn't agree more mike.